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Ibrahim Muradov

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Conflict, security, and peacekeeping | Europe | International Relations
Education

Ph.D., Middle East Technical University, 2019
MA., Ph.D., Middle East Technical University, 2015
BA., Ankara University, 2014

About

Dr. Ibrahim Muradov joined the University of British Columbia as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in September 2022 and currently serves as a Sessional Lecturer in the Department of Political Science. Dr. Muradov also serves as Head’s Assistant to UBC’s Department of Central, Eastern, and Northern European Studies. He served as a faculty member in the Department of International Relations and Audit at Dnipro University of Technology (Ukraine) between 2020 and 2024. He has been directly impacted by Russia’s unprovoked war against Ukraine and, as a displaced scholar, continues his academic research at UBC.

Teaching

Research

His research interests cover armed conflicts in former Soviet republics, particularly Ukraine. He published a number of articles on the war in Ukraine. One of his most recent publications is titled “The Russia-Ukraine War in the Light of Ukraine’s Counteroffensive.” As a postdoctoral researcher at UBC, he authored a research paper titled “Disrupting the Narrative: Ukrainians’ Agency in Combating Russia’s Invasion and Winning the West’s Support,” which has been accepted for publication by the Journal of Europe-Asia Studies. Moreover, he authored two books in 2021: one on Eurasian Studies and another on Conflicts and Peace Studies. Dr. Muradov teaches courses such as “Introduction to Eurasian Studies,” “Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies,” and “IR Theory,” among others. As a postdoctoral research fellow, he also teaches several courses at UBC, such as “Issues in International Security” or “Security Studies,” to third- and fourth-year students.

Dr. Muradov completed his postdoctoral research paper titled “Disrupting the Narrative: Ukrainians’ Agency in Combating Russia’s Invasion and Winning the West’s Support” within the scope of the SSHRC grant-funded fellowship (2022-2023) at UBC under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Lisa Sundstrom. The research mainly aims to reveal the impacts of the war on world politics by examining the international agential power of Ukraine. The manuscript has been accepted for publication by Europe-Asia Studies.

Publications

​​​Ibrahim Muradov. Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies, (Dnipro: Dnipro University of Technology, 2021) 

​​​Ibrahim Muradov. Introduction to Eurasian Studies, (Dnipro: Dnipro University of Technology, 2021)  

“Disrupting the Narrative: Ukrainians’ Agency in Combating Russia’s Invasion and Winning the West’s Support,” has been accepted for publication by Europe-Asia Studies. 

Muradov, I. (2022). “The Russian hybrid warfare: the cases of Ukraine and Georgia,” Defence Studies. 

Muradov, I. (2020). “Information War in Ukraine before and after the Donbas Conflict,” International Journal of Russian Studies, 9(2), 202-222. 

Muradov, I. (2020). “Immanuel Levinas ve Uluslararası İlişkiler,” [Immanuel Levinas and International Relations], Spectrum: Journal of Global Studies, 9(1), 121-142. 

Muradov, I. (2019). “The Donbas Conflict and the Peace Process,” Epistemological Studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences, 2(2), 110-121.  

Muradov, I. (2018). “The Impact of NATO Enlargement on Ukraine Crisis: Neorealist Perspective,” Epistemological Studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences, 1(1-2), 107-114. 

Muradov, I. (2017). “Finding a Theoretical Approach for Studying post-Soviet Frozen Conflicts,” International Journal of Russian Studies, 6(1), 60-71. 

Ibrahim Muradov. (2024). “​​Rusya-Ukrayna Savaşı” [Russia-Ukraine], İsmail Aydıngün ve Valeriy Morkva (eds.), Ukrayna [Ukraine], Ankara: ATAM Yayınları, 733-776. ISBN: 978-975-17-5781-4. 

Muradov, I. (2024). “The Russo-Ukrainian War: What Does it Mean for Russia, Ukraine, and the West?” The Journal of Intelligence, Conflict, and Warfare, 6(3), 224-227.  

Muradov, I. (2023). “The Russia-Ukraine War in the Light of Ukraine’s Counteroffensive,” Eurasian World, No:13.  

Muradov, I. (2022). “Azerbaijan’s Standpoint Vis-A-Vis the Russia-Ukraine War,” Italian Institute for International Political Studies.  

Muradov, I. (2022). “Russia’s War Against Ukraine: Security Dilemma or What?” Eurasian World, No:10.  

Muradov, I. (2021). “The Latest War in the Caucasus and Lessons for Ukraine,” Conference Proceeding: Actual Problems of Today’s International Relations, Oles Honchar Dnipro National University, 282-288. 

Muradov, I. (2020). “Peace at any price? An Overview of the Donbas Conflict and Ongoing Peace Process,” QAFSAM: Caucasian Center for International Relations and Strategic Studies. 

Awards

A doctoral student named to the high honor student throughout the Ph.D. program at Middle East Technical University. 

Master student named to the high honor student throughout the master program at Middle East Technical University. 

Awarded a four-year doctoral fellowship “Türkiye Scholarships” by the Republic of Türkiye. 

Awarded a 50% tuition fee reduction for excellence in academic performance at Middle East Technical University. 

Awarded a four-year bachelor’s fellowship “Türkiye Scholarships” by the Republic of Türkiye. 
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Ibrahim Muradov

He, Him, His
Sessional Lecturer
email ibrahim.muradov@ubc.ca
location_on C423
launchGoogle Scholar
launchAcademia
launchResearchGate
Research Area
Conflict, security, and peacekeeping | Europe | International Relations
Education

Ph.D., Middle East Technical University, 2019
MA., Ph.D., Middle East Technical University, 2015
BA., Ankara University, 2014

About

Dr. Ibrahim Muradov joined the University of British Columbia as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in September 2022 and currently serves as a Sessional Lecturer in the Department of Political Science. Dr. Muradov also serves as Head’s Assistant to UBC’s Department of Central, Eastern, and Northern European Studies. He served as a faculty member in the Department of International Relations and Audit at Dnipro University of Technology (Ukraine) between 2020 and 2024. He has been directly impacted by Russia’s unprovoked war against Ukraine and, as a displaced scholar, continues his academic research at UBC.

Teaching

Research

His research interests cover armed conflicts in former Soviet republics, particularly Ukraine. He published a number of articles on the war in Ukraine. One of his most recent publications is titled “The Russia-Ukraine War in the Light of Ukraine’s Counteroffensive.” As a postdoctoral researcher at UBC, he authored a research paper titled “Disrupting the Narrative: Ukrainians’ Agency in Combating Russia’s Invasion and Winning the West’s Support,” which has been accepted for publication by the Journal of Europe-Asia Studies. Moreover, he authored two books in 2021: one on Eurasian Studies and another on Conflicts and Peace Studies. Dr. Muradov teaches courses such as “Introduction to Eurasian Studies,” “Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies,” and “IR Theory,” among others. As a postdoctoral research fellow, he also teaches several courses at UBC, such as “Issues in International Security” or “Security Studies,” to third- and fourth-year students.

Dr. Muradov completed his postdoctoral research paper titled “Disrupting the Narrative: Ukrainians’ Agency in Combating Russia’s Invasion and Winning the West’s Support” within the scope of the SSHRC grant-funded fellowship (2022-2023) at UBC under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Lisa Sundstrom. The research mainly aims to reveal the impacts of the war on world politics by examining the international agential power of Ukraine. The manuscript has been accepted for publication by Europe-Asia Studies.

Publications

​​​Ibrahim Muradov. Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies, (Dnipro: Dnipro University of Technology, 2021) 

​​​Ibrahim Muradov. Introduction to Eurasian Studies, (Dnipro: Dnipro University of Technology, 2021)  

“Disrupting the Narrative: Ukrainians’ Agency in Combating Russia’s Invasion and Winning the West’s Support,” has been accepted for publication by Europe-Asia Studies. 

Muradov, I. (2022). “The Russian hybrid warfare: the cases of Ukraine and Georgia,” Defence Studies. 

Muradov, I. (2020). “Information War in Ukraine before and after the Donbas Conflict,” International Journal of Russian Studies, 9(2), 202-222. 

Muradov, I. (2020). “Immanuel Levinas ve Uluslararası İlişkiler,” [Immanuel Levinas and International Relations], Spectrum: Journal of Global Studies, 9(1), 121-142. 

Muradov, I. (2019). “The Donbas Conflict and the Peace Process,” Epistemological Studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences, 2(2), 110-121.  

Muradov, I. (2018). “The Impact of NATO Enlargement on Ukraine Crisis: Neorealist Perspective,” Epistemological Studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences, 1(1-2), 107-114. 

Muradov, I. (2017). “Finding a Theoretical Approach for Studying post-Soviet Frozen Conflicts,” International Journal of Russian Studies, 6(1), 60-71. 

Ibrahim Muradov. (2024). “​​Rusya-Ukrayna Savaşı” [Russia-Ukraine], İsmail Aydıngün ve Valeriy Morkva (eds.), Ukrayna [Ukraine], Ankara: ATAM Yayınları, 733-776. ISBN: 978-975-17-5781-4. 

Muradov, I. (2024). “The Russo-Ukrainian War: What Does it Mean for Russia, Ukraine, and the West?” The Journal of Intelligence, Conflict, and Warfare, 6(3), 224-227.  

Muradov, I. (2023). “The Russia-Ukraine War in the Light of Ukraine’s Counteroffensive,” Eurasian World, No:13.  

Muradov, I. (2022). “Azerbaijan’s Standpoint Vis-A-Vis the Russia-Ukraine War,” Italian Institute for International Political Studies.  

Muradov, I. (2022). “Russia’s War Against Ukraine: Security Dilemma or What?” Eurasian World, No:10.  

Muradov, I. (2021). “The Latest War in the Caucasus and Lessons for Ukraine,” Conference Proceeding: Actual Problems of Today’s International Relations, Oles Honchar Dnipro National University, 282-288. 

Muradov, I. (2020). “Peace at any price? An Overview of the Donbas Conflict and Ongoing Peace Process,” QAFSAM: Caucasian Center for International Relations and Strategic Studies. 

Awards

A doctoral student named to the high honor student throughout the Ph.D. program at Middle East Technical University. 

Master student named to the high honor student throughout the master program at Middle East Technical University. 

Awarded a four-year doctoral fellowship “Türkiye Scholarships” by the Republic of Türkiye. 

Awarded a 50% tuition fee reduction for excellence in academic performance at Middle East Technical University. 

Awarded a four-year bachelor’s fellowship “Türkiye Scholarships” by the Republic of Türkiye. 

Ibrahim Muradov

He, Him, His
Sessional Lecturer
email ibrahim.muradov@ubc.ca
location_on C423
launchGoogle Scholar
launchAcademia
launchResearchGate
Research Area
Conflict, security, and peacekeeping | Europe | International Relations
Education

Ph.D., Middle East Technical University, 2019
MA., Ph.D., Middle East Technical University, 2015
BA., Ankara University, 2014
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Dr. Ibrahim Muradov joined the University of British Columbia as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in September 2022 and currently serves as a Sessional Lecturer in the Department of Political Science. Dr. Muradov also serves as Head’s Assistant to UBC’s Department of Central, Eastern, and Northern European Studies. He served as a faculty member in the Department of International Relations and Audit at Dnipro University of Technology (Ukraine) between 2020 and 2024. He has been directly impacted by Russia’s unprovoked war against Ukraine and, as a displaced scholar, continues his academic research at UBC.

Teaching keyboard_arrow_down
Research keyboard_arrow_down

His research interests cover armed conflicts in former Soviet republics, particularly Ukraine. He published a number of articles on the war in Ukraine. One of his most recent publications is titled “The Russia-Ukraine War in the Light of Ukraine’s Counteroffensive.” As a postdoctoral researcher at UBC, he authored a research paper titled “Disrupting the Narrative: Ukrainians’ Agency in Combating Russia’s Invasion and Winning the West’s Support,” which has been accepted for publication by the Journal of Europe-Asia Studies. Moreover, he authored two books in 2021: one on Eurasian Studies and another on Conflicts and Peace Studies. Dr. Muradov teaches courses such as “Introduction to Eurasian Studies,” “Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies,” and “IR Theory,” among others. As a postdoctoral research fellow, he also teaches several courses at UBC, such as “Issues in International Security” or “Security Studies,” to third- and fourth-year students.

Dr. Muradov completed his postdoctoral research paper titled “Disrupting the Narrative: Ukrainians’ Agency in Combating Russia’s Invasion and Winning the West’s Support” within the scope of the SSHRC grant-funded fellowship (2022-2023) at UBC under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Lisa Sundstrom. The research mainly aims to reveal the impacts of the war on world politics by examining the international agential power of Ukraine. The manuscript has been accepted for publication by Europe-Asia Studies.

Publications keyboard_arrow_down

​​​Ibrahim Muradov. Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies, (Dnipro: Dnipro University of Technology, 2021) 

​​​Ibrahim Muradov. Introduction to Eurasian Studies, (Dnipro: Dnipro University of Technology, 2021)  

“Disrupting the Narrative: Ukrainians’ Agency in Combating Russia’s Invasion and Winning the West’s Support,” has been accepted for publication by Europe-Asia Studies. 

Muradov, I. (2022). “The Russian hybrid warfare: the cases of Ukraine and Georgia,” Defence Studies. 

Muradov, I. (2020). “Information War in Ukraine before and after the Donbas Conflict,” International Journal of Russian Studies, 9(2), 202-222. 

Muradov, I. (2020). “Immanuel Levinas ve Uluslararası İlişkiler,” [Immanuel Levinas and International Relations], Spectrum: Journal of Global Studies, 9(1), 121-142. 

Muradov, I. (2019). “The Donbas Conflict and the Peace Process,” Epistemological Studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences, 2(2), 110-121.  

Muradov, I. (2018). “The Impact of NATO Enlargement on Ukraine Crisis: Neorealist Perspective,” Epistemological Studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences, 1(1-2), 107-114. 

Muradov, I. (2017). “Finding a Theoretical Approach for Studying post-Soviet Frozen Conflicts,” International Journal of Russian Studies, 6(1), 60-71. 

Ibrahim Muradov. (2024). “​​Rusya-Ukrayna Savaşı” [Russia-Ukraine], İsmail Aydıngün ve Valeriy Morkva (eds.), Ukrayna [Ukraine], Ankara: ATAM Yayınları, 733-776. ISBN: 978-975-17-5781-4. 

Muradov, I. (2024). “The Russo-Ukrainian War: What Does it Mean for Russia, Ukraine, and the West?” The Journal of Intelligence, Conflict, and Warfare, 6(3), 224-227.  

Muradov, I. (2023). “The Russia-Ukraine War in the Light of Ukraine’s Counteroffensive,” Eurasian World, No:13.  

Muradov, I. (2022). “Azerbaijan’s Standpoint Vis-A-Vis the Russia-Ukraine War,” Italian Institute for International Political Studies.  

Muradov, I. (2022). “Russia’s War Against Ukraine: Security Dilemma or What?” Eurasian World, No:10.  

Muradov, I. (2021). “The Latest War in the Caucasus and Lessons for Ukraine,” Conference Proceeding: Actual Problems of Today’s International Relations, Oles Honchar Dnipro National University, 282-288. 

Muradov, I. (2020). “Peace at any price? An Overview of the Donbas Conflict and Ongoing Peace Process,” QAFSAM: Caucasian Center for International Relations and Strategic Studies. 
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A doctoral student named to the high honor student throughout the Ph.D. program at Middle East Technical University. 

Master student named to the high honor student throughout the master program at Middle East Technical University. 

Awarded a four-year doctoral fellowship “Türkiye Scholarships” by the Republic of Türkiye. 

Awarded a 50% tuition fee reduction for excellence in academic performance at Middle East Technical University. 

Awarded a four-year bachelor’s fellowship “Türkiye Scholarships” by the Republic of Türkiye.